Kate Middleton’s cancer is in remission

Kate, who turned 43 last week, also thanked the Royal Marsden, a British cancer research and treatment facility, for “taking such good care of me over the past year.”

“A huge thank you to all those who calmly walked alongside William and me as we navigated everything,” she wrote. “We couldn’t have asked for more. The care and advice we received throughout my time as a patient was exceptional.

She noted that she has a new role as joint patron of the Royal Marsden focusing on supporting research and patient support.

After months of speculation about her sudden disappearance from public life, Kate revealed her disappearance last March He was diagnosed with cancer. Although she did not specify its type, she indicated that the disease was discovered after she underwent major abdominal surgery last January.

“As you can imagine, this has taken time. It took me some time to recover from major surgery in order to begin my treatment. “But most importantly,” she added, “we took time to explain everything to George, Charlotte and Louis in a way that was right for them, and to reassure them.” That I will be fine,” referring to her three children who suffer from diabetes. Prince of Wales.

I started chemotherapy in February and Finish treatment in September When I made it First public appearance After treatment, she attended a church mass with her husband alongside King Charles III and Queen Camilla near their royal home, Balmoral, in Scotland.

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